It depends on the model filter. Most are made by Purolator but some are made by Champion Labs. Unless you are doing a accurate restoration of a Chrysler vehicle I would not buy a Mopar filter. Purchase a Purolator, Wix, or Bosch as they are quality filters unlike Champion which you may get if you buy a Mopar.
No. Mopar oil is produced by Pennzoil. Mopar Oil Filters are produced by Purolator with one exception; their oil filter for the 5.9 and 6.7 Cummins diesel engine is produced by Fleetguard, a division of Cummins.
Mopar part number 5281090
WIX makes all of NAPA's oil filters
Champion Filters (not connected with Champion Spark Plugs)
one that filters oil, and screws onto the mounting plate and seals Try the same kind you removed
It depends on the model filter. Most are made by Purolator but some are made by Champion Labs. Unless you are doing a accurate restoration of a Chrysler vehicle I would not buy a Mopar filter. Purchase a Purolator, Wix, or Bosch as they are quality filters unlike Champion which you may get if you buy a Mopar.
Mopar filters from the Dodge dealer.
Purolator, Wix, Bosch, Mopar, are all excellent filters.
Ashland makes the oil to Kubota spec
You do not have to use OEM filters. You should however use a quality filter. Purolator, Wix, Bosch, AC/Delco, Motorcraft, Mopar, and all OEM filters are quality filters. Avoid cheap no name filters.
A Purolator PL14670 is one of the correct filters for your Jeep if you do not want to use a Mopar.
Any major brand of oil is good. As to oil filters I would recommend Wix, Purolator, NAPA, Mopar, or Bosch. Stay away from Fram, or any filter manufactured by Fram. They are not quality filters.